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Solar Panels Make Business Sense Ten Trends For Solar Energy At Your Business In Los Angeles and Orange County 1. Utility prices are increasing rapidly each year. There's never a decrease. Utilities are subject to inflation, and are dependent on fossil fuels for energy generation. There is no guarantee how much the Utility companies will raise their rates. 2. Solar panels and solar equipment prices have fallen deeply, which is great for business and organizations. 3. Solar energy is completely renewable and clean, and we are blessed with abundant sunlight in Southern California (over 300 days of sunshine; besides, solar panels even generate power on cloudy days). 4. California Solar Initiative offers rebate programs to businesses and organizations. In addition, you could also receive 30% Income Tax Credit from the Federal and State Government. 5. Additional incentives for commercial installations include accelerated MACRs depreciation. Depending on your company’s tax bracket, you ...

5 Small Business Stories, Trends and Tips for Today, January 7, 2016 oGoing Presents the 5 Most Important Small Business Stories of the day... 1. What is the Biggest Obstacle to Moving Your Business to the Cloud? 2. A competition is expanding to help more small businesses 3. Small businesses will face these thorny issues in 2017 4. Many small business hope for Affordable Care Act repeal 5. It’s Not Easy Running a Small Business in Seattle: Q&A with the Owners of Georgetown’s Oldest Cornerstore Read the expanded stories here

2017 Promises Big Changes For Small Business The New Year under the New Administration brings fresh optimism and changes for small business in America. What are the 3 Big Changes small businesses can anticipate in 2017? Higher Sales, Lower Taxes For Small Business Small businesses are quite bullish about their future after Donald Trump got elected as the President, and this is indirectly evident from the consumers picking up their shopping habits. e.g. " people who had put off fixing their cars have decided it was time to get them serviced " at Dean Bingham's auto shop in Greenville, SC according to this story in LA Times. Business owners are expecting lower taxes and reduced regulations, including parts of the healthcare law, under the Trump administration. Further, Donald Trump's nominee for labor secretary, the CEO of Carl's Jr., Andy Puzder, could make key changes on overtime pay and make the law more business friendly. Owners believe these conditions will cr...